Julie from Chicago, Illinois is rare in the world of adoption because she wasn't adopted alone. She and her identical twin sister were placed together, secure in their sense of family. The twins never sought adoption reunion until health concerns emerged for Julie in adulthood. Julie describes the initial rejection of her first mother, the misidentification of her birth father, and the eventual softening of the feelings of a mother of twins who finally needed to know that her girls were okay. This is Julie and Jenny's journey. Twice the Family: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Sisterhood Twice a Daughter: A Search for Identity, Family, and Belonging New Book! Inside the Adoptee Experience Who Am I Really? Who Am I Really? Website Share Your Story Damon's story Find the show on: Instagram Facebook Apple YouTube Spotify Google TuneIn Stitcher Player FM Podbean
